beyond-the-trail
ADULT ROMANCE

Beyond The Trail

Beyond The Trail

by sensualbard
19 min read
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Lena stood several feet away from the entrance of the trail, her strawberry hair pulled back in a ponytail, and just stared at the early morning sun casually rising over the horizon. She thought how absolutely stunning the view was from where she stood, as the dense forest lay ahead waiting for her and Elliot to venture forth and take in all this hiking trip offers up.

Elliot, busy adjusting the straps of his backpack, glanced up and noticed how the rays of the sun caught Lena just right and made it seem as if she were radiating beauty more than he thought she already did on any given day.

She looked back at him, motioning for him to hurry along.

"Think you can keep up this time?" she teased, her hazel eyes sparkling.

Elliot snorted, pretending to look offended. "Oh, you mean like last time? When you needed a hand climbing that small hill?"

Lena sarcastically and very dramatically rolled her eyes, "Whatever helps you sleep at night, mountain man."

The pair set off along the dirt trail, holding hands as they soaked in their surroundings. The dense forest, and the forest critters that call it home, providing the background music to their own adventure. They came across a part of the trail that split, giving them two options.

"Okay," Elliot said as he began looking over the trail map. But, before he could get a good look at where each option would take them Lena plucked the map right out of his hand with a mischievous grin.

"We don't need that," she said as she grabbed his hand and pulled him towards the practically untouched option. Their sarcastic and oftentimes flirtatious banter were the only other sounds seemingly in the entire forest, other than the forest critters that were a constant. After another mile of following the barely-worn trail they came across a small brook where they noticed animal prints in the dirt that looked like deer and possibly racoons.

Elliot let out a contented sigh. "You were right. This place is incredible."

"Told you," Lena replied, flashing him a triumphant smile. "The trails here are practically untouched. Just wait until we hit the overlook."

"I've got something that's been practically untouched today," he replied with a wide grin.

Shooting him a sarcastic look, "And it'll remain that way until we get to where we're going, Mister!"

"We'll see," he said. Still grinning. "You know, you're really hyping this up. Hope it lives up to the Lena Johnson seal of approval."

"Oh, it will," she said confidently, picking up her pace.

The forest seemed to wrap around them the deeper they marched into it, its dense greenery muffling the noise from the outside world. They reached a small clearing where a fallen log stretched across the trail. Lena hopped onto it with practiced ease, turning back to offer Elliot her hand. "Come on, slowpoke."

Elliot took her hand, but instead of simply stepping up, he gave a playful tug, pulling her into his arms. She yelped in surprise, laughing as she nearly toppled into him. He steadied her, his hands lingering on her waist, his face inches from hers.

"You know," he said softly, his voice taking on a teasing tone, "I'm starting to think you drag me on these hikes just so you can show off."

Lena tilted her head, a playful smirk curling her lips. "Maybe I do. Or maybe I just like seeing you out here, all rugged and outdoorsy."

Elliot chuckled, brushing a strand of hair from her face. "Flattery will get you everywhere."

He leaned in, pressing a slow and deliberate kiss to her lips. The forest seemed to fade away momentarily, leaving only the two of them and nothing else. When they pulled away ever so slightly, Lena's cheeks were flushed, though Elliot didn't let go of her. Instead, he leaned back into her body, placing his mouth close to her ear. The warm breath from his mouth sent a surge of electricity down her spine. She could feel the warmth and wetness intensify between her legs.

"Get on your knees," he ordered firmly but softly.

She looked up at him for a moment, a bit surprised at the out-of-the-blue dominant behavior, but she also remembered that this is how they play sometimes. She understood the roles perfectly in this scenario. Without saying a word, she got down on her knees and began to undo his pants. As she pulled them down below his knees, she could see the thickness of him tightly pressed against his briefs.

His very full cock sprang out and bounced up and down from the momentum for a brief moment. She let out a cute giggle before opening her mouth and slowly taking the entire length of him in. Knowing how he liked to have his cock sucked, she made sure to slowly take him in and out of her mouth, from base to tip, and sucking just a little harder as she came back up and her lips were on the head of his cock.

She slipped her hand into her own pants and began rubbing against her clit. Even she was surprised at just how soaking wet she was, but that's what happens when her 'mountain man' gets a bit bossy.

Just as she began sucking more vigorously, he stopped her.

"No. That's not how you're going to finish me."

Confused, she looked at him, "it's not?"

He repositioned her so her hands were on the log and she was in doggy. "I want you to rub your clit while I absolutely own you from behind," he said.

Fuck. She loved it when he took charge like this. Now it was just a matter of holding herself in that position with one hand while she used the other to rub her clit. No easy feat.

As he began slowly thrusting the entirety of his steel pole in and out of her she also began spiritfully rubbing her clit. She had never been fucked like this outdoors before, and it was definitely helping her inch closer to her own orgasm more quickly than usual.

Right as she began to moan loudly to the pinnacle of her own orgasm, he finished deep inside her. His cock pulsating and pumping his own special warmth in her. Before he pulled out, he said, "I want you to pull your panties up and keep me inside of you for the rest of this hike." His words were firm and direct.

She nodded, and right as his still sizable cock exited the warm, dripping wet pussy he called home the last 10 minutes or so, she quickly pulled her panties up. Desperate to preserve as much of him as she possibly could, just like he expected.

After putting their clothes back on and getting themselves in order, they locked eyes, both smiling from ear to ear.

"So," she bemused. "You just had to have dessert before lunch, huh? And you're lucky I'm on birth control."

He chuckled, eyes still locked onto her every movement. "I just had to have you. And lucky indeed," he said as he grinned.

"Alright," she said, "enough distractions. The trail's not going to hike itself."

Elliot laughed and followed her, but his heart was lighter, his steps a little quicker. He loved this about Lena--the way she made even the simplest moments feel electric. The way she was essentially down for whatever in-the-moment shenanigans he, or they, wanted to get into. Whether it was a challenging climb, a quiet moment by the campfire, or a quick romp in the forest where anyone could stumble upon them, she just had a way of making everything feel like an adventure.

As they continued along the trail, though Elliot couldn't be certain they were actually on any kind of path often traveled by others, they came across a stream.

"Hey, let's catch our breath here," she said while dropping her backpack to the ground.

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Crouching down by the water, she dipped her fingertips into the clear, cold water. "This water feels amazing."

Elliot puts his backpack down next to hers and steps over to her. As he leans over she suddenly takes her cupped hand full of water and splashes him in the face with it.

He blinked in surprise, then broke into a grin. "Oh, it's like that, huh?"

"Better watch out," she said, her voice full of mock menace.

Elliot lunged toward her, and she shrieked, darting away down the trail. Her laughter echoed through the trees as he started to give chase, before she shouted back at him, "don't forget the packs!"

For Elliot, moments like this felt like pure magic. Every step, every laugh, every glance from Lena made him feel alive in a way he hadn't experienced before. He picked up both packs from the ground and quickly caught up with her as she leaned against a tree waiting anxiously for him.

"Took ya long enough," she joked just before planting a kiss on his lips.

He took her hand in his and they disappeared deeper into the forest.

The trail grew steeper as they climbed the hills before them, the trees growing denser around them. Lena led the way, with Elliot intentionally trailing just behind, admiring the view of her exquisite ass and her seemingly endless supply of energy for this sort of thing.

"You've got the energy of a mountain goat," he called after her, half-laughing as he adjusted his footing on the uneven path.

"Flattery will get you everywhere, remember?" Lena shot back with a grin over her shoulder, wiping sweat from her brow. "But a mountain goat, really?"

"Hey, mountain goats are amazing. Don't be a hater."

Their laughter echoed along the trail. After a while, they finally came across a rocky overlook that provided a perfect view of the valley below. Their eyes caught a view of the valley and their breath caught. The swaying sea of green treetops looked like beautiful emerald green waves in an ocean of trees. Elliott reached for Lena's hand and the two became one. Admiring the beauty before them.

They stood together in silence for a moment, the world below them forgotten. Lena rested her head against his shoulder, and Elliot wrapped an arm around her waist, pulling her close. The warmth of his touch, coupled with the cool breeze rolling over the ridge, sent a shiver down her spine.

"This is perfect," she murmured.

"It is," he agreed, but his eyes stayed on her as if the landscape paled in comparison.

They stayed there a little longer, savoring the quiet intimacy of the moment. Then Lena pulled away, a mischievous spark lighting her eyes. "We're burning daylight. Come on, there's more to see."

They came to a narrow bridge spanning a rushing stream. Lena crossed first, her steps quick and confident. Elliot followed though he hesitated slightly as the bridge creaked beneath him.

"Don't look down!" Lena called, her laughter echoing through the trees.

"Easy for you to say," he muttered, gripping the rope railings tightly. When he finally reached the other side, Lena was waiting, her arms crossed and her smile smug.

"Not a fan of heights, huh?"

"It's not the height," Elliot replied, brushing past her. "It's the rickety death trap you made me cross."

"Oh, you big baby," she teased, falling into step beside him.

As they began to take in their surroundings, feeling a sense of accomplishment for getting to this point in their journey, the sky began to shift. Elliot's eyes glanced up at the sky, noticing the first signs of dark clouds gathering on the horizon.

"Think we should head back?" he asked, his voice painted with concern.

Lena pulled out her phone to check the weather forecast. squinted at the clouds, then shook her head. "Wow. This storm kind of came out of nowhere. I don't think we'll make it back to the car without getting drenched. There's supposed to be a shelter just ahead. Worst case, we can wait out the rain there."

They continued to march forward, but 10 minutes into their effort to make it to where the shelter was supposed to be the first raindrop landed on Elliot's nose. He glanced up, catching another droplet on his cheek as the wind picked up strength, whipping through the treetops.

"Lena," he said, his tone shifting to one of warning.

"I know," she replied, grabbing his hand as she quickened her pace. "We're close. It's just ahead."

What was once a light drizzle quickly escalated into a steady downpour. The dense treetops provided some protection from the thick drops of rain, but their clothes and bodies were still getting pelted with heavy drops.

Elliot glanced over at Lena, who was pulling the hood of her jacket up over her head, her determination unwavering. He admired that about her--her grit, her refusal to let something as trivial as a storm dampen her spirit. Still, the trail was becoming slick, and he could feel his boots slipping slightly on the wet ground.

"Are you sure about this?" he called over the sound of the rain.

"Yes!" Lena shouted back, her voice tinged with both excitement and urgency. "Just a little further!"

Thunder growled in the distance, low and menacing, as the forest darkened under the stormy sky. Lightning followed, a jagged streak that illuminated the trees for a brief, dazzling moment. Elliot felt his heart quicken, a mix of adrenaline and unease pushing him to keep up with Lena.

Finally, through the haze of rain and shadows, the shelter came into view. It was small and rustic, a wooden structure with a slanted roof, built for moments exactly like this. Lena turned to him, her face damp but triumphant.

"See. Told you," she said, motioning toward the shelter.

Elliot managed a laugh despite himself. "Alright, you win."

They hurried inside, the sound of the rain intensifying as it beat down on the roof. Dropping their packs, they both took a moment to catch their breath, their clothes clinging to their skin.

"Okay," Lena said, wringing water from her hair. "Let's get these clothes off before we freeze."

Elliot raised an eyebrow, his lips twitching into a grin. "After you. I'll stand and watch."

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"Don't get any ideas," Lena shot back with a smirk. "I just don't feel like hiking in wet socks for the rest of the day."

"Hey, you don't get any ideas," he fired back jokingly. "And, remember. It's cold right now."

They both grinned as she began peeling off her jacket and shirt, her movements practical and unbothered. Elliot followed suit, hanging his soaked clothes over one of the wooden beams. The storm roared around them, the wind pushing rain sideways beating against the wooden structure, but the shelter itself remained sturdy.

Taking a seat on the bench that lined the back of the shelter. She looked up at Elliot, who was still peeling his remaining wet clothes off his seemingly perfectly sculpted lean body.

"This is kind of amazing, isn't it?" she said, her voice softer now. "The storm, the hike... all of it."

Elliot paused, glancing out at the rain that blurred the forest into a watercolor painting. "Yeah," he agreed, his voice low. "It is."

He joined her on the bench, their shoulders brushing. The air between them felt charged, not with the storm's electricity, but with something quieter, deeper. He reached over, taking her hand in his. Her fingers were cold, but they curled around his.

"Thanks for dragging me out here," Elliot said, his lips curving into a smile.

"You didn't exactly come kicking and screaming," Lena replied, bumping his shoulder with hers.

Thunder rumbled again, closer this time, and Lena leaned her head against his arm. They sat like that for a while, watching the rainfall in endless sheets, their breaths mingling in the cool, damp air. The storm was loud, but within the shelter, a bubble of peace wrapped around them, intimate and unbroken.

Just as Elliot was about to say something, a flash of movement caught his eye. Another couple emerged from the trees, running toward the shelter with their jackets pulled over their heads. The newcomers stumbled into the dimly lit shelter, laughing breathlessly as they shook off the rain.

"Oh, thank God," the man said, his voice warm and rich. "We thought we were going to have to wait this out under a tree."

"Welcome to the party," Lena said, her tone light as she offered a small wave.

The man and woman--both appearing to be in their early fifties, Elliot guessed--smiled as they dropped their packs and started peeling off their soaked jackets. The man had a scruffy beard and an easygoing air, while the woman had auburn hair that clung to her face in damp waves.

"I'm Milo," the man said, extending a hand. "And this is Ivy."

"Elliot," he replied, shaking Milo's hand. "And this is Lena."

"Nice to meet you," Ivy said, her voice soft but friendly. She glanced at their drying clothes hanging from the beams. "Good idea. Mind if we join?"

"Not at all," Elliott and Lena both said, scooting further down the bench closest to the back wall to provide plenty of space for the four of them.

As Milo and Ivy began peeling off their soaked outer layers and hung them to dry, Lena noticed Elliot noticing Ivy's body, as she sat in a pair of matching boy shorts and bra. For a woman in her, what they assumed, fifties she was still quite attractive. Lena very slyly moved her hand under the blanket her and Elliot shared and placed it over his not quite hard, but not quite soft cock.

She leaned into him and whispered in his ear, "Just checking." She smiled and moved her hand.

The slight motion under the blanket caught Ivy's eye as she smiled and very subtly nudged her husband.

For Elliot, the unexpected company added a new dimension to the day. He caught Lena's eye as she laughed at one of Milo's jokes; her face lit up despite the storm's gloom. It struck him again - this feeling of completeness. Knowing that wherever she was at was where he was supposed, and needed, to be.

The rain showed no sign of letting up, hammering against the shelter's roof and pooling on the forest floor. Inside, the four of them sat cozily on the wooden floor, their damp clothes hanging from beams above. The conversation flowed as naturally as the stream they'd passed earlier, each couple easing into a relaxed rhythm.

"So, what brings you two out here?" Milo asked, running a hand through his scruffy beard. His tone was curious but friendly.

"Lena had this place on her hiking bucket list," Elliot said, glancing at her. "And she's great at convincing me to follow her into crazy adventures."

Lena laughed, nudging him with her elbow. "You love it, don't lie."

"I do," Elliot admitted, his grin warm.

Ivy smiled, brushing a strand of auburn hair behind her ear. "We're the same way. Milo finds these off-the-beaten-path trails, and I'm always like, 'Are you sure this is safe?' But somehow, it's always worth it."

Milo chuckled. "Well, most of the time. There was that one time we got turned around in Glacier National Park. Spent an extra night out there with only half a bag of trail mix between us."

"Oh no," Lena said, leaning forward. "What happened?"

"Found our way back eventually," Ivy said, her smile wry. "But not before Milo insisted we ration water and then drank half of it himself."

"Hey, I was thirsty!" Milo protested, earning a laugh from everyone.

The warmth of their shared stories and laughter filled the shelter, starkly contrasting the storm raging outside. Elliot noticed Lena seemed at ease, her legs tucked up beneath her, her cheeks flushed from both the rain and her growing comfort around their new companions.

"I have to ask," Ivy said, her gaze shifting between Elliot and Lena. "How long have you two been together? You seem like you've known each other forever."

"Three months," Elliott Replied without hesitation, his voice soft with a hint of admiration in it as he glanced lovingly at her.

"And three days," Lena interrupted with a grin.

"Really?" Milo said, raising an eyebrow. "You've got that old-married-couple vibe. In a good way."

Elliot laughed, meeting Lena's gaze. "Guess we've got chemistry."

Lena's lips curved into a small, knowing smile. "Guess we do."

The four of them continued with the casual small talk, passing the time as best they could. The wind continued to howl, and a sudden deafening clap of thunder made everyone jump slightly.

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